As the world economy moves from labor-intensive to technology-intensive production, protecting intellectual property (IP) rights is becoming more and more important. Our attorneys can help you solve IP problems as they arise, and we can also help you develop a comprehensive IP strategy.
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IP rights are likely to be the lifeblood of your business in the sense that your company will probably fail if you cannot adequately protect them. As a leading intellectual property law firm in Colorado, we can help you stand up for your rights both offensively and defensively. We can file claims against those who violate your IP rights, and we can defend you against those who accuse you of violating their IP rights.
If you are seeking to create or exploit IP rights, we can:
Besides the foregoing, we will make sure you understand the legal implications of everything we are doing on your behalf. Everything we do will be designed to secure your IP rights, keep you out of court wherever possible, and make sure you win any disputes that might arise.
Over time, there may be hundreds of activities that a company needs to perform to protect its IP rights. Our team of copyright attorneys in Denver can:
As copyright infringement attorneys in Denver, we are qualified to perform these copyright protection activities and many more. In contrast, as trademark attorneys in Denver, we can:
Our trademark attorneys in Denver, CO will spare no effort to protect your trademark rights against anyone who would dare to infringe them.
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Intellectual property protection is not only for technology companies. Almost every company can use some form of IP legal help. We work with the following types of companies, among others:
This is only a partial list of the types of companies that we frequently work with.
Our goal is to do more than merely simplify the protection of your IP rights. We strive to take a long-term look at your company’s interests. Besides providing you with the legal advice that you need, we seek to help you build on your initial success while remaining in compliance with current (and sometimes rapidly changing) legal standards. We seek to head off problems before they arise while helping you to maximize the value of your IP assets.
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I cannot express the gratitude I have for this legal team. They're great to work with, I cannot say enough good thing's about them. I truly feel they work for me and my needs and are very compassionate and caring about their clients.
Grace F.
We hired Sequoia Legal to help us organize and protect our intellectual property needs. They identified problems we didn’t even know we had, and they helped us head off serious oversights that might have bankrupted our company if we hadn’t caught them in time.
Shawn M.
Andrew and Hunter have been an invaluable partner for our business. They are extremely responsive and have been advising us on a variety of issues. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for corporate counsel assistance
Sequoia Legal is a Denver intellectual property law firm that can help you plan a comprehensive intellectual property strategy. We can also litigate trademark, copyright, or trade secret disputes on your behalf. Visit the Sequoia Legal website or call 303-476-2851 for a consultation. We will be happy to answer your questions.
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The main forms of intellectual property law are:
These forms of intellectual property law are enforceable by money damages and injunctive relief.
Companies protect their IP in a variety of ways, including:
Many other means of protecting intellectual property exist.
Examples of intellectual property include:
Mere ideas, such as theories of physics or mathematical theorems, are not intellectual property under federal or state law.
It depends. Federal law governs both patent and copyright law. Both federal and state laws govern aspects of trademark law. Until 2016, trade secret law was almost exclusively governed by state law. In 2016, however, Congress passed the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act, beginning an era of significant federal involvement in trade secret law.
